Very nice series Bruce. You can see in the eyes of Contender #1 he's thinking, "Uh oh...", and the eyes of #2 Saying something along the lines of, "You want a piece of this?"
Great action shots. I like the way the streams of water and bursts of spray show the energy. Was the 400mm a concession to the long trek, or did it fit the closeness of your shooting position? In other words, how much did you crop to get these nice tight shots? (And thanks for giving me some rationale for going on these repeat photo forays.)
Jim Bau wrote:
Very nice series Bruce. You can see in the eyes of Contender #1 he's thinking, "Uh oh...", and the eyes of #2 Saying something along the lines of, "You want a piece of this?"
Thanks Jim, I was thinking don't give any lip. Bruce
jdc562 wrote:
Great action shots. I like the way the streams of water and bursts of spray show the energy. Was the 400mm a concession to the long trek, or did it fit the closeness of your shooting position? In other words, how much did you crop to get these nice tight shots? (And thanks for giving me some rationale for going on these repeat photo forays.)
These are full frame with no cropping. I really wished I would have hade the 70-200. Bruce
Benzzene wrote:
Someday, maybe, we'll do this trip together so I can show you how to get that rainbow shot! Brother M
You are on, If you can make some sunshine needed to create a rainbow, I would be most greatful. Bro Bruce
dalite wrote:
Last two for me, although the last one is challenging the dynamic range of the camera's sensors.
Thanks Dennis, White water and dark bears made for difficult shooting conditions. Also the falls puts up a fog like mist that makes it even more difficult. Bruce
